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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-04-20

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF HIS infentio,
10 make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before H II.
Hardy, probate judge, ut Medicine Lodge
Kansas. on May "a, 1851, viz: John A. Pierson.
ID ; NO I1t62. for the Sc sec 81 and w y
s-w sec y, in twp "a, range Is
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cul tivation
OF said land, viz:
Joseph Bennington. Charles Tyler. Robert
45 5ec w. r. BRowFhEE, ReEfster.
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Land once, at Larned. Kans. Man . Iss;

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her Intention
70 make final proof in support of her claim,
ana that said proof will be mnde before the
PROBATE Judge, at Medicine Lodge. Kansas. on
May ., 1887. viz: Lila X. Levin. for the Sc !
NV t, s-w t, s-w s-et sec ~, twp s2 south.
she names the following witnesses to prove
ton of said land, viz:
Jacob Rashbam. Harry Rashbam. simon
rI ~ 81 A Beck"ith. all OF Deerhead, Kansas.
- JOc W. X. BROwSLEE. Resfster.
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Adventures Of TAD;
HAYS AID NlSHAPS CT LOST SACHEL
A Story for Young and Old

BY FRANK H. CONVERSE,
AuTuoR or "PrPrER ADAeS" "BiowN OUT
TO SEA-" "PAuL GRAFTON" ETC
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HOUnEHOLp huPPLIEn.

APPLKs-Ke1tucky stock, t26093
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 6ic from
store.
VEoErABIKs-onIons, o. 1903 from
store. Cabbage, Northern, t1(94 70
per crate, tl2 80 per 100. KrAut, par.
100.
FRur-oranges, IS % per boz; lem.
ons, 81 1904 30 per boz; easier.
Bananas, 81 60CD2 30 per bunch.
Nur.-Coooanub, 81 per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, g.; Tennessee farm.
ers' stock, 3Sgic; roasted, 2ic higher
shellsd, l0c. PecAns-TeKas, 7C9l0c.
RAaiss London AYERS. %; layers,
" 20; OAliiornia, g. 10.
PicELEs-In lars, pints, 95c; quarts,
VI 6Oi hall gallons, 81 20; gallons,
81 49, loose, barrels, 81 90; bal
barrels, 81 25; mixed, barrels, $40 bOi
mixed, hall barrels, o..
E0os-Weak, l4C9lbo. -
PorArop - Firm, selling, " SOC
2 10 per barrel.
OrDEn-New York, o. 10 per barre
and ~ 30 per hall barrel.
FisH-Mackorel, hall barrels, No. ]
~ SO; No. 2, 81 80; No. 3, % IS
lob hit, No. /, 81 IS; No. 2, u 10
No. 3, tl %. Dry hening1, family
i 2bc per boz,
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RROVIHIOks.

BurTER-Butterine, l4@l5; cream
cry, 25@S0c; dairy, Csc; country but
ter, 10000.
Hoe PRopucrs-Strong and adyanc.
ing; mess pork, new, Sl7 SO; old
SIS so; sugar cured hams, lS9l33c;
breakfast bacon, l2@l2ic; clear rib
sides, bacon, l0c; Gear sides bacon,
| l0tc; long clear bacon, Ole; bacon
shoulders, 7}c; bulk pork, clear sides,
Ole: Gear rib sides, ole; long clear,
Ole; shoulders, 63c; stripe, Sic.
LARD-Terces, 6ic; half barrels,
7sc; kegs, 7sc; choice kettle, St@Ssc.
Firm.
CHEESE fats, -; New
York factory, none; full cream, l4@
l5c; Young American, l5c.
Pics FRKr-Barrels, 81 30; half bar.
rels, 50 rs; kegs, 81 10.
PoULTRY-Chickens quiet; tpring,
81 6O@3 90; old hens, ~ 1908 90.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 9.-Pro-
visions strong. Pork irregular; new,
$l52 Lard, SO IS. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders, S. rs; long clear,
IS 90; clear ribs, 80 l2i; short clear,
50 %. Bacon-boxed shoulders, 50 % !;
long clear, 50 70G9 70; clear ribs, 50 rs !;
short clear, $l0(9l0 l2i. Hams steady,
l2@lic. Eggs firm, l2@l2ic. Batter
firm; creamery, 20@23c; dairy, l6@
PIC.
CHICAGO, Ill, September PRO
visions we're very moderately active,
but an unsettled feeling prevailed
Short ribs were again the favorite and
huctusted sharply within 15c range.
The market opened firm at 2i(D5c ad.
vance at IS 92a October; sold to s. 95,
broke TO IS 80 on increased offerings
due TO the weakness in corn, but DO.
fore the o'clock close became strong.
or, and a rally 10 outside prices fol.
lowed, last sales being at the top and
DC over yesterdays close. January
was weaker and closed sc lower, at
So 55. Lard remained slow at 50 55(a
9 $50, closing at 80 57i. January de.
clined 2fc and closed at So 62t. A
fair business occurred In January
pork at sl2 62i@l2 s7i, and closing
Gales we're the same as yesterday at
3l2 20. Cash quotations were a. fol.
lows: Mess pork, per Dbl, SIS 25
@l550; lard, per 100 lbs, }657t;
short rib sides, loose, IS IS; dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, S. 25CD5 IS;
short clear sidee, boxed, 81 3O(g9 IS.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Mess pork, per bbl-Year opened at
fl235, highest $l2 80, lowest sl2 30, clos.
log at fl2 80; January opened at SIP So,
highest sl2 So, lowest $l26j, closing at
si2 77i Lard, per 100 lbs-September
opened at 80 IS. highest % 67i, lowest
80 65, closing at 80 b7i October opened
at 81 67i, highest 81 90, lowest 80 IS,
closing at So 80; November opened
at SO 57s, highest - 57l, lowest 50 IS,
closing at 80 57t; December opened at
10 67i, highest 80 57i, lowest 90 IS,
closing at 50 57i. Short ribs, per 100
lbs-September opened at IS 92}, high.
eet IS 95, lowest s. 80, closing at
IS 92i October opened at IS 92i, high.
est IS %, lowest Is 50, closing at
IS 95; January opened at 50 62i,
highest 81 62i, lowest 80 67i, closing
at ~ b7l. On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market WAS firm,
supply fair; l6i@23c for creamery |;
dairy, l5Sl9c. Eggs firm; iresh, 1874
@l4ic.
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GROCERIEs.


suoAR-Cofee, 6tC98ic; yellow clar.
lied, Ste; teconde, 6998c; refined A,
6t@6ic; granulnted, 20; powdered,
7ic; cut loaf, 7ic. Firm.
RIcE-Lonisiana, 4i95ic; Carolina,
6i@8ic.
OASDfB-sticks, all sizes, In boxes,
pals and barrels, 7i@9ic.
CoFPKg-Common, 20c; ordinary,
20i@2lc; fair, 22922ic; prime Rio,
23e; choice TO fancy, 23I@2ic;
old government, 29(132c. Steady.
sALT-ohio river, 81 l6Cal 20 per
barrel; Saginaw, 81 25(al 50 per bar
rel; sacks, 6ne, 81 S59l As; coarse,
81 l0@l Is; pockets, bleaoLed,
2i@7c.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common IN
fair, 27(930c; prime TO choice, 42CD5Oc;
syrup, 25C9IOc; centrifugal, common TO
fair, 25Cd2So; prime 10 choice, 4OCDi5c;
fancy, 359i0c. Firm.
EKw ORLEANS, La, September o.
Coffee steady with fair demand; Rio,
lst92llc. Rec steady and In good
demand a. 4ICgbtc. Sugar strong
open kettle-iully lair, bi3; good lair,
Sic; cenlrilugals-oil white, Ga 0l.l6s;
choice yellow clarified, 6ic; seconds.
5a5lc. Molsssas In fair demand aud
arm; ceDtriiugals-striolly prime 10
fancy, 2s933c.
NEw YoRK, September Q Coffee
spot fair; Rio quiet al zoe; options
opened SOLO points lower and closed
steady, decline recovered; sales, 1920
bags; September, tl7 95C9ls; 0cto-
bsr, SIS l09ls 20; November, els IS
OILS IS; December, els 609lS 90;
January, els 90; February, SIS $50
is IS; March, SIS GOALS so; April,
SIS 65Cals 70j May, SIS 65@is so I;
June, $3.50. Sugar strong aud fairly
active; centrifugal, 5ic; rthued firm
and In good demandj o, 6iC95ic; ex.
ira o, big9bie; white extra U, bic;
"a A, biC9ec; mould A, 6ie; con.
fectloners' A, Q l.l6j; cut loaf and
crushed, 0ila0ic; powdered, 6i9
eici cubes, olS6tc. Molassesqu
Rice steady.
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GENERAL NEWS.

6tNtHAk hEWb.
BUSINESS fair.
OLKAR and pleasant
RIvER falling slowly.
oSE boat leaving today.
SKyKRAL steamers over due.
No B)Ar leaving today for Arkansas
river.
Tue Mississippi is rising slowly at
~. Louis
TnE Granite State Ia on the docks at
Cincinnati.
TnE Arkansas river pact s have
been "knooked out" by low water.
Dunno the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here fell inch.
THE oakland will be the next valley
towbost due here from New Orleans.
8TBn City Of New Orleans, on route
10 NJ. Louis, should pass here tomor-
Tos.
The Paris q. Brown 10 expected TO
pass here today on her way 10 NJ.
Louis.
THa City Of Providence Ia announced
10 leave here At o'clock this morning
for Cairo and NJ. Louis.
THE Anchor Line steamer City Of
Vicksburz, On Toute 10 the city after
which she was named, was expected
10 pass here last night
Carr. u. NJ. LAuanLIs, the old
weather prophet Of Pittsburg, says
there will be rise In the liver on or
about September 10Th or 18th.
The Anchor Llns packets leavin ,
here tomorrow are the City Of Cairo,
Or vicksbuIg at 10 q. m, and the
AikAnsas City, for II. Louis at 4 p. m.
TRs Clahoma, from Fiap Point,
had 1866 bales OF cotton, 70 bags OF seed
cotton asd 81 sacks cotton seed. She
went back las, evening with q spendid
trip.
CHARLHi BhHsHi a Co., a Oincin.
natl Arm, Ia placing iron packing In
the cylinders OF the II. X. Bedford.
Iron packing 10 comparatively new
among Weotern steamboats,.
The Rene Macready, from Oiceols,
brought l0c bales OF cotton, 10 bags oil
seed cotton, 1890 sacks Of cotton seed,
30 q1srter bales OF hay and 30 packages
OF sundhes. She returned with good
trip.
THH Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company's new steamer Eu
pene was SUCCESSFULLY launched nj
P.tsbufg last Wednesday. With
cabin on, the new steamer draws bul
Z inches forward ard o inches aft
The machinery 10 nov being placed In
position and the new steamer will b.
ready 10 leave for this port In about
two weeks,
NEW ORLEANS letter 70 the Marine
journal, New York: The steamboat
owners and men have commenced 10
suing written protests against the In
action Of the United States engineers
who Rave, through negligence, per
mitted the mouth Of the Red river /,
be closed against all steamers navigat
ing that river and the Ouachita. The,
say the engineers bad plenty Of time
and we're warned that unlsss the,
commenced early the mouth wosl'
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CUR Route. tRea.a. city, Spring
Held aud memphis.
memph,. ana Ch.r,o.,ou.
Memphis ana Little Rock.
Trustee's Sale.

DURSUANT 10 the terms Of decd Of trust
l. executed 10 me a. trustee by Pat Martin
and Julia Martin. dated 2ist dsy Of Septs1-
Der, 1877, md recorded IN tho heslstsr's
once Of She u y county, Tennessee, In book
No. 10, page ~. default having been .ads
In the payment Of the debt therein secured.
and ! hayinE been requested BY the bsns-
se.aI,s, therein. VII. on sss.rssy, the
the hours Of II o'clock an. and o'oleok
pm, at the southwes corner Of Main and
shslby county, Tennessee. oner ard seli Al
public Anction, 10 the highest bidder, for
| cash. the following real estate. togsther With
/ all improvemenk thereon. te.viti A certain
lot situated In the TAXING Distfic, Of shelby
county, Tennessee, county Of Shelby, Ten
nessee, known and desiEnated ~ lotS Z and
= In block No. z % the A. Wright subdi-
Vision. plat n which u duly recorded 10 the
SISTERS Cfnce Of shelby county, tennessee,
In plat book |, page 81. Said lots have each
a front Of ~ feet on the east line Of Wrlsht
avenue and run back between parallel lines
~ feet 10 a ~ foot alley. The equity Of re-
dsmption 10 salVed and the title bel eyed 70
ST. ,o0a' but wc. SscfItpsg f. ,u srs.s''
Turley A Wright, Attorneys.
by agreement OF parties interested 10 the
aboyo described property, the sale 10 be
made September ,, lHs7, ts hereby postponed
until saturday, september 10, lssT,
al tame place and hour.
W. y. MCCLURE, Tr-stes.
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PARIS, September 9.-Three per
cent. rentes, S2f 233c Tor the account
BANK cLBARINss.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 9.-Bank
clearings IS 796. 900.
NKw ORLEANS, La. Sept .mber g.
Clearings OF bsnks, S77s 07S.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 0 Bank
clearings today were sl,6l7,65s; bal.
ansee, $279,139
NEW YORK, September 9.-Rank
clesrings today were 500, 324,57S; bal
snces, 81, 43l,74S.
BosroN, MASS, September 9.-Bsnk
clearlngs today were Sll,352. S7S; bal
ances, 81, 202, $3.50.
sT. LOUIS, Mo-, September 8 The
bank clearings today were 1868 $50 !;
balances, 1891, 70l.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September O.
The bank clearings today were 49,.
677,429; balances, sl,42l, 1858.
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KICHASoE.
New YORK and principal cities North
and East, par buying. ! premium sell.
ing; New England sight, 4 discount
buying; New Orleans, discount buy.
Ing. par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
No session Of the Gall Board was
held today.
NEW IoRK, September 9.-Money on
call was active at 5iCas per cent. (;
last loan o; closing offered NJ O. Prime
mercantile paper too. Sterling ex.
change quiet bot steady at 479i for
90 day bills, and 1884 Tor demand.
Government bonds we're dull and
steady. State bonds were dull.
The stock market today was dull
and ssgging, with no special feature Of
inleres, until the last hour, when a
tudden and complete change came
over the speculation, and decided
activity and strength took the place
OF dullnees and heavinee8. Western
Union was the leader throughout the
day, and the inducement which kept
II 10 the front Is shown by the pre-.
mature announcement made after
business hours today that Mr.. Gould
had purchased the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph system. The general
list was Influenced by the prevailing
lndIsposition 20 purchase shown by
operators, though the lately published
bullish utlersnces Of Mr.. Gould mad,
the stocks which bear bis name CT
oep,ions 10 the dropping tendency O
the general list Railroad bonds wer,
dull and irregular, with declines II
a mai 1rily sales' $4,000. the tota
sales oistock today we're 232, 1923 shares
Closing quotationsi
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LIVE sTOCk,

Hoos-Ohoice, Hobo.
sHKEP-Choice, 3iGDic; medium, 2
@2ic.
LAsBs-Good TO choice, $iES4 80.
GRASS CArrLK-Choice, 2i93ic
good, ie; fair 10 medium, 2i(42ici seal
lawags, li@lio.
CHICAGO, Ill, September 0.-The
Droyers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market strong fancy, 81 40;
shipping staers, 1908 05; stockers and
feeders, 81 50ta 3; cows, bulls and
mixed, fl@2 ~; Texas cattle, 81 Il
93 10; western rangers, $2Gl3 45
hogs-Rtceipts, 1900 head ship
ments, 5000 head Market active and
steady; rough, 81 90Ca5 80; packing
and shipping, 81 20C95 90; light, 81 "
l96 40; skips, 1893 10. Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head; thipmenta none,
Market strong; natives, 81 1904 90;
Western, t3CaS 20; Texans, 81 eOC.
5 %; lambs, S. rs.
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lncfoAe IN Teooipb tnla yeArs.s's.....s WOW
At noon: Liverpool spots were
steady and In fair demand. Sales, 5000
bales, Of which American $500
bales. Receipts, - bales, OF which
American - BALES. Closing quotations
were az follows: Ordinary, 4 ll.l61;
good ordinary, 3D.; low middling,
3 8 l8l. gool middling, 3 o l6d; mid.
ding hollands, 7.l6l; middling
Orleans, 8 7.l8l.
Futures opened quiet, and closed
steady AZ follows;
rhe prices are given In pence aud
"a his, thus: 4 % means 4 % 8idi aud
8 0l means 5 l.6ii.
pm; September, 3 23d, sellers I,
September October, 8 lid, buyers; 0s
tober. November, 3 06d, buyers; No.
yember. December, o Odd, buyers; De.
cember January, D 0id, sellers; Janu.
AIRY February, 0id, eellera; February
March, 8 Odd, buyers Msrcb.April,
00I, buyers April-May, esd,
buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the
week ended September o, 1887.
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close; also that they had a large
amoant OF money With whic. h they
could have accomplished this work.
All OF which they have neglected, to
the great detfirhent OF commerce,
The valley Of Red river and Ouschita,
II open to navigation, would send into
this port during the fall and winter
$4,000 bales OF cotton and 100, 900 tons
OF seed. The up freight or plantation
supplies would amount to $1,000, 900.
You can see from this what a great
loss the closing of this river is to the
steamboat owners and merchants Of
this city.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10,

highest sole, lowest sole, closing a,
sole. Recsipts-Flour, 5000 bfls
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 258,0OO bu
oats, III, 0OO bu; rye, 1000 bu ; barley
7I,O00 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900
bris; wheat, 1o2, 900 bu; corn, 10000
bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, none; bar.
lev, 5000 bu.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRUDx On none; of
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
40c; of GUNNER yellow, 3Sc
choice cooking GUNNER yellow, 4O(G
42c; miners summer yellow, 2S(a40c /;
prime cotton seed meal, tl8 car load
lots; less than car load, SIS; OF cot
ton seed meal. -.
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MuLp-Httle demand; II 10 IA
hands high, none; lIi 70 10 hands
high, tlOO@i25; l5to ibi hands high,
tl2bC9lo0; ibi TO 10 hands high, tlbOS
200.
HoRss-Dull; drivers, fl00@l6o
heavy draft, 500; saddle, tl26900
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WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee whiskies, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, a0c@l 10, &C.
cording to proof.
CINCINNATI, o., September o.
Whisky active and firm; sales, 1890
barrels finished goods on basis Of
81 0h
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extra saddle, spO@3Oo; plugs. 900
70. Texas ponies, $4,000.
WOOL.

Wool - BURY grease wool, nm
washed, l3@lSc; Clear grease wool,
2S@26c; bury washed, 2S93Oc; tub
washed, 33@Ssc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 8.--Wool
quiet and steady; unwashed-brieht
medium, 1926; coarse braid, 15S
2Sc; low sandy, l0(Sl9c; fine light, IL
@22c; fine heavy, 10000; tub
washed choice, SS@sSic; fair, 800
37c; low, 3O(9SSc.
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COTTON MARKETS,

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling, 9l.l6c.
Sales, $50 bales, including - last
evening, Of which - to exporters and
all to spinners; receipts, 900 bales ;
shipments, 403 bales; stock on hand,
SOl2 bales; receipts to date, 1919 bales
shipments to date, sec bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 6Ic; good ordinary, 7lc;
low middling, ssc; middling, 9 l.l6c
good middling, o 6.l6c; midding fair,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September lst, 4539; burnt,
=; home consumption to date, -;
stock running account, 80l2. Imports
NJ. x o. r. r., so; M. d T. r. r 224 /;
L. d N. r. r., 81; NJ. 4 L. r. r. r., 40 !;
O., D. 4 s. W. r. r., 80; L., N. o Il
I. r. X, 80; NJ, g. < b. X. r., SO.
Exports-M. & O. X. r, 40; L. an,
r. r., 1875; O., o, & s.w. X. r., 1888.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts at Memphis for week ending
September OH, $500 bales, as agains,
200 bales same week last year; since
September LIST, 1870 bales, against 1914
bales same time last year.
Shipments for the week, 500 bales,
an against 300 bales came week last
year; since September lat, 800 bales.
rs against 69i bales same time last
year Weeks sales, $500 bales; *
porters, $50, and spinners $3.50.
New York epo,s opened steady and
closed hrm; middling. lCtr. Sales,
752 bales. Quotations were M folio W.
Ordinary, 7lc; good ordinary, s l5.l6c
low middling, 9ic middling, l0i good
middline, l0lg middling fair, lie; lair,
llbc. Futures opened steady and
closed very steady, a. follows; Sep
TENDER, 94599.46; October, ESQ
9.29; November, 9 229g %; Decem.
Der, 9229g %; January, 92S(99 30
February, 8 $500 80; March, g42a
9.43; April. 9.40a9 so; May, g.57(al
95s; June, 0 6i@9 65; July, 97l@9.72,
sales, SO, 900 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opened
steady aud closed Am; middllig, o..
Sales, 1900 bales. Quotations we're as
iollows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, She; middling, sc
good niddling, o 3.l6,. Future
opened firm and closed quiet aud firm,
rs follows: September, sg29s "a; 0cto.
Der, s sl@s.s3; November, s 799s.s1 ;
December, $50; January, S.s99s.91 ;
February, $4,000; March, 90SG
800; April, 9.l099.20; May, 92SCd
92s; June, 9.3799.3s. Sales, $4,000
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET,
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HrDn-Dry flint, No. l, l4c; No. q
lie; dry sailed, collie; green sailed,
No. l,7tc; No. 2, etc; green, 698c,
Sheep skins, l6c(9&l. Beeswax, 20c.
Tsllow, S(9Sic.
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RIVEKs AND WEATHER.

0yvIos SlsSAL SHRyIos, U. 3. Al
MEMPHIS, September =, pm.
The following observations are taken
st all stations named at 75o meridian time.
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ToBAoco-Oommon, 25@35c; other
grades, 35(9S5c.
sSury-Gsrrett's, $40 S5; Ralph's,
80 Is; Railroad, 50 25.
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TORAOCO Ann RRuYY

PowDrR-Kegs, IS; half kegs, 81 rs f;
quarter kegs, 81 80.
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THE RIVERS.
sTEAM EHs LEAVING
SATURDAY.
novEnENrs ar THE LEvE..

Administrations, FriArs Point
R,ne MaoreGdy, 0sceola.
observation-disclosures, Friap Point
Rene MacreAdy, Osceola.
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SHOT lRaD ANO VAIL,

sHor-Drop 81 rs; Buck 81 so.
LRAD--8c.
NA1s-Iron s. 1902 20; Steel 81 %
A$2 40,
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PErROl.EU n.
WHISKY, wINEs, LIQUORs gTo

Coal orI-Pime white, Wholesale
lots, l0c per gallon.
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ssOSfN L.. NOKTO&
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
southerp MInera Add improvement
STOCKS
FINANCE.

Money firm and In good supply, al
sper cent. The Clearing House re.
port Ia as follows;
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NEW YORK orr aoops nARHEr

NKw YonK, September with
agents and jobbers there was q good
10 la'gs business In motion in all
classes and styles Of goods. Cabot 80
inch blesched oottons advanced d
per yard.
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between figures Of the National Cotton
Exchange and the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle:

New York cotton statement for week
ending September 8, 1887, with figures
for corresponding week in 1885:
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RAILROAD TlME TABLE.

Chesapeake and ohte Route.
Leaves Arrives
Past Mall. 3 80 a. m Past Mall. II i5s q. m
Fast Ex Sc. $3.50 pm Fast EI.. e. 2;ts am
Ripley A. $50 .. IN ripley 40 $40 an
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
iSPSs s cSar on mail and ''gSs and
quickest time to Chicago. Ticket oiilce un-
der Peabody Hotel.
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Tenn 81. set mi, l0S1,, Sill. F.asn.M .11sE
Tenn 81. set mt, 100. ST. Paul o"n. INK.
Tenn. 30. set'mt, 50. ST. Up. ists. f(A.
Tent TENT fso; a is s., It T.P. land rrAnts.5l;
Don;S1 n; T'isu' ilsA Up. re OF cou. 6S14.
Erie Eds, $50. West Shore. es5
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uEADaUARTERs FoH
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
And Iron Roofing.

gtre, wind, water and LishtnfnG
prsof. Suitable Tor all kinds Of bulldinss-
ror price. and estimates at factory rslss
MEnPgIs INITIAL A WOOD sy'a co.,
&ssbiiis, TINA. '''"' So
6.ivsnIs.d Iron oornic.' liz Root. 1 Stove.
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BAaaIsa AND rIEs.
MULES AND Houses.

y B.Aooiso-ei97i,
TiKs-tl %.
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Statement allowing total cotton crops
for the past IL years and difference
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Kansas City, Memphis and sirming.


Mail trains will not stop at Whitehaven.
Horn Lake, Nosbit, Loves or dag stations.